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Shiba Inu (SHIB) Mini-Golden Cross: Useless or Salvation? - U.Today
Shiba Inu's upcoming hurdles
SHIB has been slipping back after battling against resistance levels in the $0.000013-$0.000014 range, and it is currently trading close to $0.0000124. Although the price is still stuck in a downward channel, and buyers are being pressured by lower highs, the EMA crossover indicates that bullish forces are still present. This discrepancy between a supportive moving average signal and bearish price action presents traders with both opportunity and uncertainty.
The relative strength index (RSI), which indicates neither extreme overbought nor oversold conditions, is circling near neutral territory. The tapering off of trading volumes in comparison to July suggests consolidation instead of aggressive capitulation. This lends credence to the theory that SHIB might be getting ready for a major shift after the current sideways structure settles.
Bulls land safely
Bulls will need to defend immediate support near $0.0000120, which is in line with the channel’s lower trendline, if the mini-golden cross holds. If SHIB breaks below this level, it may be vulnerable to more significant retracements in the direction of $0.0000105. To turn around overall sentiment, the first step would be to clear the resistance cluster between $0.0000135 and $0.0000140. SHIB may be able to retest $0.000016-$0.000018, where more intense selling pressure is anticipated, if it breaks out of the descending channel.